10 August 2026
The bush of the variety reaches a height of 1 to 2 meters, and the shoots are characterized by a medium degree of thorniness. The berries have a conical shape and red color, their weight is about 5 grams and more under favorable growing conditions.
The variety has a universal purpose and is valued for the pronounced aroma and sweet dessert taste of the berries. Although the main fruiting occurs in the summer period, literature also notes the plant's ability for autumn fruiting. Resistance to modern strains of diseases is estimated as medium.
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